The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-09-02

II clio days. $29. 90 amount labor, 81 .25 per
day, 46 days. $3.50; amount of sand
90 cents per load, 6 loads, $500; amount
labor by commissioner, days, $1.50
S6; amount of labor 81. so per day, 10
days, $14.70. Total. $252.57.
Respectfully submitted,
s. A. CRANE.
The special committee on the Mulberry
street bridge reported that they had let the
contract to the Smith Bridge Co., for the
sum of SO, 1O0-payable in two payments,
Jan. 1st and June 1st. 1883. The report
was accepted and adopted, ayes 8, nays O..
The committee also presented the con.
tract with the Smith Bridge Co., and the
same was approved, ayes g. nays0
The committee on Claims and Accounts
reported favorably on the accounts pre-
sented, with the exception of those of G..
w. Mathews and j. E. Turner The re-
port was accepted, unanimous consent was
given, and the accounts allowed. Ayes s.
nays O.
! Aid. Gould presented the following res
olution, which was accepted and adopted
ayes s, nays O:
Resolccd. BY the Common Council of the
city OF Owosso, That on the 9th day oi
September, at o'clock p m, the Common
Council will meet at the council chamber
for the purpose of reviewing and correct
| ing or con firming the assessment rolls fol
the grading of Dewey street.
The City Clerk presented the following
grade roll for Dewey street:
| Currer,F.s 4rods-A piece ofland beginnings rod
of the centre of King ST and rods Of the v
line ofe AZ offs W Y Of sec IS. running on lin,
| parallel with King st rods, 8 rods, " rods, n
rods to beginning. Valuation-s150 Assess
ment-$5.00
Irving. Elizabeth, rods-A piece of land rods ,
Of line of Il OF s " 4 Of is and rods o.
centre of King st, running rods, Sd rods, W {
| rods. rods TO beginning. Valuation-S125.
Assessment-S500
yicery, Carl, rods-Beginning 46 rods N of the
centre Of Oliver st and rods of the line Of
the u offs "a Of sec 1S; running thence east
erly on line parallel with oliver st 90 feet, n
1874 feet. 66 feet. 125 feet to beginning. vaiu.
ation-S15O. Assessment-s10. 90
Durcn, y. A., rods-Beginn1ng on the line 01
the II offs Of IS, SS5 feet n Of the centre OF
Oliver st, running thence easterly of line par
allel with Oliver st 10 rods. 4 rods, 10 rods
4 rods to beginning. Ysluation-si50. Assess
ment-$5 90.
Williams, b. o. and A. g.. 20 rods-Out lot No 9
except lands sold to school district. Valuation
5000. Assessment-s25.0 90 Total assessment
5000.
The following resolutions were presented
and on motion accepted and adopted, by a
unanimous vote:
RESOLVED, BY the Mayor and Common
Council of the city Of Owosso, that
| WHEREAS, AT an election held in the
city of Owosso, August 22d, 1887, directed
and called by resolution of its Common
Council, it was voted by q large majority
of the electors and taxpayers of said city,
to raise by loan the sum of S25, 900 and to
pledge the credit of said city and issue its
bonds therefor to be expended in public
| improvements in said city under the direc-
| tion of the Common Council; which i'm
provements have been directed and ap-
proved by a meeting of the citizens. called
for the purpose, as well as by the said
| election, and are hereby also approved and
directed by this Council. Now, therefore,
be it
Resotced, That the Mayor and Clerk of
of said city be authorized and they are
hereby directed 10 prepare and issue bonds
| OF said city, under the seal thereof, in the
sum of $25, 900, drawing interest at not to
exceed per cent per annum, payable
semi-annually ,on January 1st and July 1st
of each year; principal and interest payable
| at the Bank of the Republic, in the city
and State of New York the principal pay.
| able as follows: So 900 payable JAN LIST,
| 1898, and So, 600 and Jan. 1st, 1899, SIS, 600
on Jan. 1st, 1900, $4,000 on Jan. 1st, 1901,
and $4,000 on Jan. 1st 1902. And be it
| further
Resolced, That the negotiation of said
bonds and the application of the proceeds
thereof for which the same were so appro-
priated and voted be and the same is en-
trusted TO an executive committee consist.
ing of the Mayor and Aldermen Wells,
Frieseke and Keyte, on the part of the
Common Council and :. f. Smith and A..
Lee Williams, on the part of the citizens,
which committee are directed to take all
necessary steps to secure the improvements
for which said proceedings have been taken
by the citizens and to make all negotiations
and enter into all agreements and contracts
and take all securities necessary to the ap-
preparation of said money for the said
purposes in order to properly secure the
objects and purposes. for which the said
meeting and election were held. Said con-
tracts when finally determined upon and
completed by said committee to be report
ed to this Council for its approval.
The committee on Nuisances was in.
structed to confer with Phil. Fauth in re-
lation to moving furnaces from the side
walk in front Of his premises.
The committee on Supplies and Expen-
ditures was instructed to purchase sup
ply of coal
The Council then adjourned.
EDMUND o. DEWEY,
City Clerk.
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